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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13

EVERY school district ID the county is entitled to one teacher for every 50 cen sus children CT fraction thereof, not lees than l5. For every teacher SO assigned $500 are spportione3 to each district. After 8ppOruonIng the money so ss to give each district for every teacher ss- signed as above, and after spportioning Sf00 to districts having less than l5 and more than 10 census children, shd S25O to districts having ten or less census children, the balance of money on hand is apportioned among the school dIs- trlcts in proportion to the number of children ID such district. Tucson, ex- elusive of BuelPs Addition, has l,04S school children and is therefore entitled to 2l teachers at $500, or total of SlI.0O0. For some unexplained reason many of the children living north Of tucson Rod 2 few on the south aud Sest, amounting probably to l2O, were aot ineluded in the returns of the Tue -ua census marshal. Through this fail ure the 1ucsun district loses S1jO0 from she first apportionment, to say nothing of the additional amounts which would 4ccrue under the second per capita sp- portionmeDt, which will figure closely ID the neighborhood of 5000, thus making a total loss to the district of about 2s50O Tho law governing the cen sos marshal IS believed to be sub ject to various interpretations. It spec .ies that ever county. town or village. loiess >Cbiivlded shall constitute a school district. l. WAS on this under standing Ot the law that the marshal committed tle error complained of. strictly speaking the corporate limits otTu,1n constitutes a district, hence the mistake.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13
Miles, Sword Presentation.

The Niles sword presentation will be made September 4tb, which Is the annl- versary of ihe capture of Geronimo and his gang of cut throsts. The event vlll be celebrated ID TucsOn- The occasion will be one of the most interesting ever witnessed in this sncient and honorable pueblo. The sword, which cost S1,O00, is said by Tiffany & Co. tO be the finest sword ever made in the United States.
 It will be the gift of the people of Ar izons to valiant soldier, and 1t be- booves the people of Tucson to make the occasion one of general interest. Let preparations be made beftting the occasion, for it will be the anniversary of Arizona's deliverhnce Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13

OUR contemporary threRtens to "be l hand with a shover' to scoop ID it. share Of news of the new enterprise zh.,l the CITIZEN expects 60 make pub ac ID few days We trust :hey will 55 5a hand as stated but we much feUr iisspPointment, for where is ;he shovei So come from? As none are ipcluded IT t-s mortgage they are evidently with cut shoTei or scoop and life is too short Q val. returns from the Star stock nov beng worked of on friends in the east, sl we guess we'll have to open S!sEe-.'s Restaurant all alone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13
s,rrRDAY. AUGUST lS. 1887

INTEREST n the supreme court vsesn- ., s,no;utrent is again being revived his conceded by all southern men, even .,,l,csats for the place, that Secretary Isnsr Eili receive the appointment ID ease be cafes to accept ii, winch he ID al urobsbility will. and take his seat st tba opening of the October term. Mir. NnI5rOw IS mentioned as Lsmar's prob sble successor as secretary O, the inte-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13
nn thr Safe Side.

He-I see that between sixty and one hundred persons in different parts or the country have been poisoned by ice cream
 She turning pale)-Did any of them die' George?
 He-N-no: but some of them were very sick.
 She lcolor slowly coming backl-One cannot be too careful. George, where one osts ire cream. Hereafter let Us stick to Delmonico' 's.-Harper's Bazar
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13
The Mystery Explained.

On Saturday last the CITIZEN sn- nounced new enterprise on the tspis, the particulars of which would be given in due tune.
 THAT TIME HAS ARRIVED and VIC now for the first time make pub Eo the decision of Mr. William Siewert to make sweeping changes in the man agrment of his fsmOus Fashion Restsu- rant and Saddle Rock O, ster House. I hese changes are most radical. ln- stead of meals being set common alike to the king and the begger, the patrons of this magnificent restaurant can or der what they want and
 PAY FOR WHAT THEY GET. Magnifc nt bills of fare have been prin ed vbereon sll the various solids, liquids and Injuries known to the palate of man, are priced and can be bad on order. This important change will take place
 WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 10th. The excitement caused by this contem- plated change is intense and the momen- tuous date IS locked forward to m eager anticipation by its thousand patrons. Bring on your shovels for ths news,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13

c o'f5 gentleman now in Los Angeles, s''' Land immediately outside the : ,, Imits IS worth from s1,0OO, $500, ,','" to S2,JoO per acre. In Pasadena c' 's SoE'h from s2 900 to si,OOO; st San o1O'el' from sl.5OO to s2,JOO, and st 'Dse' Nonrovia. Pomona and other ,. - p'FAtivelY well settled places, prices ;t 4. out slightly lower To give you an or the populS-n sHu 7-esltir r-- r Y .n here, ft.old upon good au- -''''y tha! sour banks of the city ot ! ''' Angei snearly sI9.0G0,OOOotde- ..n '' @ to people who have re- a -asidence he1e. In Pas
 -rae banks vaults coutain oi depoHts. and inc N lip does not embrace more
 s1r.ls,"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13

TIE school distrlct of San Xavier is next in size to Tucson. It exceeds even Nogales 42 in the number of its scholars and will consequently have larger pro rata apportionment, This IS due in q large measure so Mr. Carlos Fully, who for the past two years has taught the district school at that place. There IS no teacher in Pima County can show S like reeoro
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13
. Captain's Fortunate Discovery.

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, Py- inc between Atlantic City and \. w., had been troubled with a cough SO ihs, he uas ynable to sleep. snd was induced ,o try Dr. Kings New Discovery TOT Co,snmptiou. It not only gave him in- s,ant relief, bu; sllayed the extreme sore ooss in his breast, His children were s,nilarly affected and ssinRle dose nsd tbe same happy effect. Dr. Kings Ns~ Discovery IS now the stsndsrd ren in the Coleman household and on O01iu the schooner. 5a-5
 Free trial bottles 0f this stsnoS'u remedy st Geo. Martins Drug Store'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13
valne og Pima Caantr Pronn-tv.

The fo!1owirg iE ar a-e.r -s s- v, -f- assessment roll Of Pima coull ,A-z-as, for the year 1887:
 Value of land and imp. r.-s-'=, $1 240 9SO 20; O: loss nd -~1-,y m. r.=, S909 s5l; of horses. .S30 -'3; .f T"' r, $9 90O; ot asses, SS-5Ut; ,r cattle S.tl.- 495. of sheep, SD, O. sv S3 ' 3-, ot gais, S60; of rfi.rOaje, s lut4l,t-l- Gruss yalne Ot assessed pr P.I;.. o iN-4.- 151 54. Excspt the properly x mot f"r widows S49. 97G, 1t gives S3-14. lSl Jl as the total of taxable properly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13
Tine Cnnnfrr is Snf.

The Grandmother b8- seas e vs-y good rain and for tNe sumner seasou has sent fresh Arm ,r's kslEas City pigs feet. family pick d pcyt, sugar cured ham, breakfast bacon and lard- She has sent another SWIss cheese weigh ing 20 pounds and also a carload ct ADheuser-Bus lager beer. Prices req sonsble. Msrum Darum.
 JcsEPH DCEE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13
s,,,,.a Glas. Portrait of Washington.

Gen. William r. Rogers is the possessor of n stained glass portrait of George Washington. which was made in China seventy years ago, when the art was was almost unknown in this country. The Dortrait is by Sully, after Stewart ce!e- brated painting, and is life size. It has baan i'm the Rogers family for sixty years, and is one of the half dozen of its kind ID the world ld--Chicago News
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13
Aronts IL crf-.I-

For the sale or F-uls Erear. Smri Fruits, Grape Virs-, et7.- c-c. For terms. address Calitorr1. NrHery Co., Niles, Alameda CO.. Cot
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13

Home Made Candies, Fresh every afternoon sf hotnsoi4'1 Candy Factory,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Ramona Spreading.

Owing to the unprecedented success
of the sale of lots in "Ramona" during
the past sixty days, aggregating some
four hundred, three hundred of which
were sold last week; Mr.. Shorb, the
President OF the Winei Company, has
been induced to subdivide another por.
tion OF the tract, and the same will be
placed on the market soon. Quite o
large number of the original purchasers
have resold at handsome profit. 1t is
intimated that the Pullman Palace Car
Company in connection with the South
ern Pacific Company are contemplating
the erection of important improvements
on the forty-fve acres recently purchased
by the latter company. tt is also re.
ported that the Southern Pacific Com.
pany has already commenced grading
preparatory to building the extension
from Ramona to Pasadena, running close
to Raymond on the south side. The
Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe also made
a survey some time ago for their main
line through the San Gabriel Valley,
crossing the Southern Pacific at Ra.
mona. These important improvements
and the desirableness of the location
will undoubtedly make this one of the
most attractive places tributary to the
city. Land that sold adjoining Ramona
three months ago for $500 to $500 per
acre has changed ihends at $3.50 per
acre. The pipe lines are being put in as
rapidly as possible, and quite number
of the purchasers are making prepare.
tions to erect some fine houses.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
of the Remains oil
Mrs. Thomas Gates.

Something over ten years ago MIR.
Thomas Gates and his wife, n most
beautiful and omiable lady, born in this
city, went to Arizona, where in
q short time the angel of death visit
ed the new household. and Mrs. Gates
left desolate the home she had so en-
riched with her virtues and sweetness
of character. The bereaved husband
deposited the remains of his beloved
wife in the cemetery of Tucson. intend
ing as soon as he could to have them
exhumed and translated to the city in
which she had spent the happisst years
of her life. 1t was not until recently
that Mr.. Gates found it possible to carry
out his cherished determination. 1t is
we'll known tina. our old fellow.towns-
man has for some time been the Super.
intendent of the Territorial Prison of
Arizona, and during his term he has
carried on that institution in manner
that has given the greatest satisfaction
to the public, both in the economy Of
its management, the reform of its cou.
duct, and the many improvements he
has instituted. Mr.. f. w. Noyes has
lust received q letter from Mr.. Gates
Informing him that he will start in Il
day or two for Los Angeles with the
remains. Due announcement will be
made of their arrival here. and of the
time when the obseqpies will take place,
so that the many friends OF the deceased
lady and her husband may assist at
them.
Mrs. Gates was born in Los Angeles
in about 1851. Her father. Mr. Prud-
homme, had long been q distinguished
citizen of Los Angeles. His daughter
received her education in the Sisters
school in this city, school always eele-
brated for its successful training OF
young ladies' and imparting to them the
highest accomplishments. Miss Prud-
homme protited in peculiar manner
from the advantages afforded by this ex.
cellont seat of education, for she was
noted as one of the brightest of its pu-
pills. As o young lady she was exceed
ingly popular and universally beloved
on account of her sweet disposition and
nobleness of character, and when, at
length, she united herself with Mr..
Gates she became one of the shining
lights of Los Angeles society. All old
Los Angelenos will learn with satisfac.
ton that the remains Of this lady, so be.
loved and esteemed in life, are to be
soon translated to this city, and will not
neglect to pay the last sad tribute of re.
spect in their power TO her memory.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
AN EVICTION.
The Way i'm which kesther futs
Out LOdgers.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Strong. two aged
colored people from the sunny South,
rented furnished house at No. 30
Hewitt street, on the LIST, from Mrs.
Kestler, and paid half months rent
in advance to Lloyd, Yorba 4 Co.,
agents for the owner. After they had
taken possession and were co9ltating
whether they would have fried catfish
or stewed tripe for dinner, they were
surprised by the appearance OF bald.
headed and very angry old citizen, who
entered their house like tornado and
Immediately started to fire everything
ont of the front gate, us they do in the
Punch and Judy shows. Brother
S.rong told Sister Strong to holo the
fort, and went for the police. When he
returned with officer Arguello, It WAS
discovered that the colored sister had
not been able to fulfill instructions.
The fort was stormed aud she was cut.
The ancient bAldhead was in command,
and as he still insisted, Notwithstanding
flag of truce, 10 pour no. shot
and broadsides of abuse into his
colored brethern, Arguello took him
into custody. He gaze his name as
Kestler and turned out to be the hus.
band of the lady who had rented the |
house to the Strongs. The Mayor
tried kestler for eisorderly conduct yes
terday afternoon. The prisoner was de- |
feaded by Colonel G.. Wiley Wells. 1t
turned out that Mr.. and Mrs. Kestler
bad agreed to disagree. and that pro.
c,eo, 1gs for divorce between the two
are now n,. ding. Kestler claimed the
house and Mrs. kestler claimed it also,
pending the acs.>' Of the. the court. ,ant.
When Kester saw ttNa tenants mTv'
ing in, it made him m.'o' SO ne
out the furniture, ann "nen
Strong had gone for the police
he moved out Mrs. Strong too--''not too
hard" ne said. lie could not lock the
doors, because some one had put cora
in the key yholcs and it took him q long
time to FISH it out. The defendant in
cross examination said he never told
lies but he admitted that he drauk.
After argument the Mayer concluded
TO discharge the defendant.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03

Precipitation from fog or dew.
The dash t-l indicates precipitation in.
appreclable.
SUMMARY.
Mean barometer SoC6l.
Highest barometer and d late: oSo3, 2sth.
Lowest barometer and date; 2a.s6o, 9Th.
Monthly range of barometer, .iSS.
Monthly mean temperature, OIL.
Highest temperature, IS.6 deg ID.
Lowest temperature, IS. =; 18th.
Monthly range of temperature, id.5.
Greatest daily range of temperature, $40
deg:
Least daily range OF temperature, l5.9 deg.
Mean daily range of Temperature. 251 deg,
Mean temperature for this month in 1877.
-; 1873, i.s 1879, 5s.2; 1881, Sis; 1881, Sl.1:
1882, 49i; 1883, jS5 1854, 53,9; 1855. $50; 1885,
5i.7; 1857, 57.l.
Mean daily dew point, 49, deg.
Mean daily relative humidity, 6S.S deg.
Prevailing direction of wilma. NE.
Total movement of wind. 1879 miles.
Highest velocity OF wind and direction: %
miles, NV.
Total precipitation, 20.
Number of days on which .0i inch or more
of rain fell. 2.
Total precipitation lin inches and hun
dredths) for this month in ISL, -: 1873,
S$s: 1919, s.59; 1885, lss; lssl. l.Is; lss2. Lol;
lss3. 162; 1884, 315; 1855. Los; 1856. 77s; 1857,
20.
Number of foggy days, none.
NumOer oil clear Gays, II
Number of fair days, 10.
Number of Cloudy days, none.
Dates of auroras, none.
Dates of solar ha os, l.
Dates of lunar halOs. none =
Date OF frosis, light, 7tn.
Date of frosts, killing. 10th, llth, lath; 18th.
2Sth, 29th.
Dates of thunderstorms. none.
MEAN TEMPERATURES AND rsEcrrirArIoN FOR
JANUARY, lSS7.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
PulIman Car Tickets.

A change has been made as to the sale
of sleeping car tickets Hereafter the
diagram will be found in the uptown Of
flee, under the charge of Charlie White,
until ii A. NJ. At that hour the sheets
will be sent to the new depot and re-
main there until the east bound train
passes. Berths can be reserved for any
day ahead at the uptown office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
The Rird Tract.

The beautiful and valuable Bird tract
on Boyle Heights is advertised in four.
column notice on another page, by the
Los Angeles Land Bureau. This iiue
location occupies a commanding position
that is very beautiful and conspicuous.
The tract consists OF 80 fine lots that
are but fifteen minutes distant from the
court house. Easton IL Eldridge will
conduct the sale at PM. on Saturday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03

The numerous great excursion parties
arriving in this city from day to day,
mark great improvement in the matter
of the cars used for this purpose as
compared with those brought here even
so recently as last winter. The Ray.
mond l. Whitcomb, and the A. I. & S.
f. parties of this week travelled over.
land in the most magnificent Pullmans
in the country. They are fitted up in
the most elegant manner. with all the
conveniences and luxuries known to
modern railroad travel. Another nota.
BILE innovation is that dining cars are
now making their appearance in this
business, these elegant cars with their
fine hotel service comiog as far as this
city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Los ANGELES DAILY HERALD FEBRUARY 3, 1887.
CAMEL'S HAIR
Dress Goods ik All Their Latest
Designs anA Textures at


We shall continue the great sale of yester
day for few days loager and show our
patrons that we mean BUSINESS.
We viii offer to-day and tomorrow a
beautiful line OF camel's hair homes pun
sui,inss at soc per yard. which cannot be-
duplicated under soc anywhere: full 40
inches in width and in excellent shades.
We will elso offer n very fine selection of
camels hair tricots. full 81 inches wide, at
T5c per yard; worth Sl25.
Our line of "a inch wide heather suitings
viii be sold until further notice at 40c per
yard. Guaranteed to be all wool and
W. r.h soc.
We have several pieces lef. Of our 81 inch
wide, genuine cameis hair, all.wool dress
goods at soc per yard. This is very stylish
and comprises plain goods and broeaded
material 10 match, in beautiful shades.
We continue our sale of striped ladies'
cloths and cashmere finished suitings, full
II inches wide, at 50c per yard.
These goods are advertised TO sell, and We
propose to sell them IL low prices will do it,
Everything sold is entirely new, not having
been in stock but few days.
Watch our show windows for bargains. at
J. NJ HALE & Co,
J. NJ. HALE & Co.,
Il . SpringEstreet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Members Of the Third House.

The directors car of the Southern Pa
ciiic Company, named California. passed
through here yesterday. carrying Sir
Claus Spreckles and his son Adolph.
These gentlemen are on their way to the
National capital, for visit of some
weeks duration. The Hawaiian treaty,
now pending at Washington, may have
some connection with the visit.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03

SAN FRANCISCO, February 2.-whest dull:
Shipping, 81 55; milling, 2i.@t6j.
Barley steady; Feed. 81 i5(el.l7lf; Brew.
ing sL.25@sl. .2Iis
Gorn-Califosnis. large yellow ;l.e2i (:
small, sl.o54G 10; whites lNci.i7.
CHICAGO. February Wheat firm: cash.
77S4c; March. ISL Msy, siisc.
Corn-UnchaIged.
Barley--Dull, shGjs.
Pork-Firm Cash $3.50.
LIVERPOOL, Februarv =. = Wheat, steady
demands improving. Holders offer moder-
ate.
Corn-Quiet. remand good.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NsrATE OF JEREMIAH COLLINS, De
II ceased.-Notice Is hereby given by the
undersi gned, executrix OF the last VIII of
jeremiah Collins, deceased, 70 the creditors
the said deceased, 10 exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within ten menths after
the irst publication OF this notice, to the
ssid executrix at her residence, corner
les city. the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of said estate, in
the county of Los Angeles. ~
Dated Los Angeles, January 3l, 1887.
JULIA COLLINS,
Fxecutrix of the last VIII and testament
of Jeremish Collins, deceased. fs-4w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Che Now York Ntock narse,.

New YORK. January 29.-Three per cent
Government bonds. 100. four per cent
coupons, 2sIS: four aud half per cent
coupons, Ii0l.; Central Pacific sia4: Kansas
&Texas,213s Rio trsnde, "a Northern Pacific
2Gs !; preferred, ,57j Chicago Il Northwestern,
lli4; New York Central, IL; Oregon Nav
igation, 9s1h: TranscontinentaI. 307s Oregon
Improvement. 40: Pacific Nail Steamship,
500; Texas Pacific. s2ll s;Union Pacific, 56ia
United States Express, G.; Wells. Fargo Is
Cos Express, ~; Western Union Telegraph,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
No Circus i,arn phernalia

viii be used by c. A. Sumner & Co. to sell
I'd. The lots viii be sold to the highess bid.
ders for just what they fetch East Los An
geles is getting boom on cable.road prom
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Real Auction Sale.

IL you want to buy lot cheap within easy
distance of the Postoffice, attend the auc-
tion sale ofthe Ella Hill tract. February ID.
The names of the parties connected with
the sales are a sufficient guarantee of its
genuineness. Read the advertisements.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
New YORK Money Market.

NEW YORK. February Mooney ON call
Easy at 3ls9i; closing at Sll.tSi
Prime mercantile paper. 5l,@SiS.
sterling Exchange-Dull to Steady, S4s5:
tor siaty-dsys; Sass for demand.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Government Rsonds and Hallway
shares.

NEW YORK, February Achievements
dull aud steady.
Stock market showed less snimetion and
moving causes of excitement yesterday
seem to have entirely died away. Opening
WAS firm TO strong, and advances over yes
terday's final quotation ranging from y to
Il. was considered feverishness and irresu-
larity during the forenoon, although deal
ings were only moderate in volume, and
the tone was generally firm. In the after
neon, however. speculation became much
more interesting and, not only was there
material increase in the amount of business
done. but moderate advances were made
throughout the list. The highest prices
were generally recorded about 2P. NJ. after
" hieh reaiizations caused the ssgging on
of small fractions. and the close was rather
heavy, and the active list does not show
single decline severing, and New England
Is up 23a ,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Nm L0lS. N0LOlS

Like Mondonville. Grand scenery, level
ground, avenues planted two years ago
with palms and shade trees. Splendid 10.
cation, water TO be piped in front of each
lot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Mining SS0clSs.

SAN FRANCISCO. February 2.-Best & Bel.
cher .ssss Chollar, S7ls; Grocxer. sac; Con-
solidated viTsinias22Is; Peer doc: Peerless
cross. So; Connience. s5ss; Potosi, $7s4,
Sierra Nevada, 81 10: Utah, SIa4; Union Con-
solidated, 81 so: Yellow JscEei, ilS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
c.r,, Ssrecs CarIiue

viii commence running in a short time.
Those buying lots on Bovle Heights will see
a big advance. Call and see Browning al
No. South Main street, opposite Opera
House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
silver.
Petroleum.

New YORK. February e.-Bsr silver 81 02ssss
. SAN FRANCISCO, February 2.-Silser bars-
pe- cen, discount, 81 to %.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
The Grain suurkets.

NEW YORK, February 2-Petrcleum-
Opened firm at 67s@ and closed steady al
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
Iyetel Arcadia

Santa Monica. will open Monday, Januar!
oath.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
SAN BERN ARDINO
Ben E. w ard

VIII WELD the hammer, which fact alone
is a sufficient guarantee that PETER
FUNK" will find no quarter at this sale, and
further that the propertyto be offered Is not
only FIRST CLASS, but such as will insure
a SAFE INVESTMENT.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03

Located in the Southwestern Suburbs, on
Plateau overlooking the surrounding
country in every direction. 1t possesses
the advantages of pure and light air,
constantly refreshed by healthful and
invigorating sea breeze.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
taOnthiy meteorological sum.

Los ANGELES SIGNAL OFrIcR,
January, 1857.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03
BEN E. WARD, AuctiOneer,

Tickets will be on sale at the above Of
fees; also at the office of the California
Southern Railroad, Main street, and at the
Depot morning of sale.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03

MEAN TEMPERATURES AND PRECIPITATION II
JANUARY. 1857.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-03

Precipitation from fog or dew.
The dash t-l indicates precipitation in-
appreclsble.